The Creepiest Things Kids Have Said That We Do Not Recommend Reading Alone

[@wait...what...]

"The woods demand a sacrifice" made me choke on my drink! 😂😂😂

[@cl3m3nt1n3.n.cr0w]

I think you're the sacrifice- XD

[@julieutley2073]

It doesn't have to be a killing.

[@cl3m3nt1n3.n.cr0w]

@@julieutley2073 .... or does it?

[@Coffeeismylifeblood]

😂😂

[@TheAdwatson]

When my mother was in a hospice with terminal cancer, one of my sisters was there with her youngest daughter who was about 3 years old. Mum closed her eyes and before anyone realised she had passed away, the daughter said, "Nanny doesn't hurt anymore."

[@sydneymason6567]

I’m so sorry for your loss

[@myowndrum286]

My youngest is in her late 30s now, but when she was a child she kept us on our toes. When she was around 3, maybe 4, I was cleaning the basement organizing what to toss and what to keep, when she came down the stairs, looked over my shoulder, and asked who that man was hanging there? I told her I didn't see any man but she insisted. For days after she would go downstairs. My late husband went down one afternoon when he heard her talking to someone. This freaked him out. After digging around in archives and old newspapers we found that our then 90-year-old home had a secret we knew nothing about. One of the previous owners, back in the early 1950s had come home from the war suffering from PTSD. He hung himself in his basement 6 years after returning home. To this day, my daughter 'sees dead people' and until she got married and had children of her own, she often helped to cross souls over or bring messages to loved ones from them.

[@TexasLadyS]

I’ve had the same abilities all my life! I see and hear dead people like most others do live people. Crossing them over has always been a strange, but useful, talent of mine too. I’m glad to know there’s someone else out there who knows what that’s like.

[@kellygervais3440]

Always knew there were other people like me, nice to meet you... I also have saved a lot of lives, I have visions and can sometimes see people's past and sometimes read minds, I grew up with my family afraid of me.. 😟

[@julieutley2073]

Ya. I'm m like that kid. My Mom took it in stride. It runs in the family.

[@julieutley2073]

@@TexasLadyS me, too, my dear. It usually runs in families.

[@cl3m3nt1n3.n.cr0w]

@@TexasLadyS Huzzah! Another like me! My ghost friend says he'd like to meet you!

[@MrCookieCat]

A five year old says "Here, hold this," yeah, you have to look first.

[@justbeingme3415]

My 6 year old Granddaughter woke me up to show me her tooth in her hand, she said it fell out. About an hour later she said "Actually I pulled it out so if you see all the bloody towels in the bathroom that's what happened" 😱

[@sarahprice659]

Definitely!

[@Villaingirl101]

So many of these anecdotes, are, in my opinion, not creepy, but proof that we should give kids more credit. Kids pick up on stuff adults often don't.

[@reme001]

Love your videos but many of the printed screens are too small to read on cell phone or don't last long enough to completely read. Please try to fix this.

[@lLovecoke]

Just pause it

[@margochristensen6359]

My son was 4. My father had alzheimers. My mother had been deceased for many years. We were driving in the car and I was silently crying. From the back of the car, my son said dont worry mommy. Grandma is waiting for him.

[@justice9094]

Just the other day one of my youngest, newer horse riding students (only been with us for a couple months so she was not overly familiar with any of us yet) said to me out of the clear blue "Your pony misses you and knows how much you love him". She never saw him or even pictures of him, not even a mention since he was gone before she came to us. Didn't think much of it at the time but... my "pony" was a 2300 lb Clydesdale, better than 6 feet tall at the shoulder. I am the only one that EVER called him Pony and only said it ever to him. Lost him recently to old age. I miss him, too. Over the years of teaching and coaching young children, I have come to expect these things but it always catches me off guard when they DO offer these types of comments.

[@justice9094]

@John Smith I like/choose to think that my passed pets are all together and welcoming to those that follow. Sorry for your loss. I know how deeply it can hurt.

[@Kinokoumori]

​@@justice9094I'm the same way... the dog that I had grown up with for 16 years passed shortly after my Nana did, which was a year after my Bumpa (Nana's husband) had passed. Tiger, the dog, would aways sit between them on the couch whenever they visited with his head on Nana's knee, so when he finally passed, and so soon after Nana, my mom said that maybe he knew Bumpa and Nana needed their 'couch buddy' and so he went to keep them company for us. That thought brought me a lot of comfort in those sad days, and I like to think Tiger knew we needed healing and sent our two current dogs our way, one young puggle with severe separation anxiety, who desperately needed a patience, understanding home, and my cousin's older basset, who had stayed with us multiple times while my cousin was going through chemo, who was besties with Tiger and so I like to think that after my cousin passed, Tiger's spirit nudged the family towards letting us keep her. Now Sadie and Indy both have a loving home and we have them to help heal our hearts. I know my Tigey-Boy is happy to see us happy now.

[@greenbird777]

One day when my son was 4 yrs old, he was playing in his bedroom while I was sweeping the house. He came out of the bedroom with his arms spread like wings and moved slowly around the room like he was flying and looking down. He looked up at me, smiling the brightest smile I've ever seen, and said, "long time ago me angel, mom; long time ago me flying and flying...". He closed his eyes for a moment, and I'd swear he actually glowed, then went back to "flying" around the house for another 10 - 15 minutes. (My son had difficulty speaking - he was in speech therapy for about 4 years).

[@krissdean]

I teach kids 1:1. A 5 year old I worked with would push/hit/fight his younger brothers. When I asked him why, he shrugged and said he "liked hurting them." He worried me, and we would work on his empathy every day.

[@julieutley2073]

There are many people born with extra senses. Sometimes it lays dormant, sometimes it blossoms. It tends to run in families. Sad that so many find it evil. Children are the most open as they trust that what they're experiencing is what they're experiencing. Some lose it naturally while others are often told those experiences aren't real, they actually believe it after a while and ignore it.

[@westwitch6376]

A little more than 30yrs ago my then 4yr old daughter rubbed my belly and said there's a baby in there. I told her there couldnt be because I had my tubes tied and couldn't have any more. She insisted so I bought a pregnancy test and lo and behold she was right. A few weeks later she told me I had 2 babies in my belly. She was right again. A few months later she told me there's only one baby now. I'm sorry mommy. One of our twins died in utero. When the doctor told me one was gone I told him I already knew. It gets weirder. When I told him how I knew he wasn't at all shocked. He just turned and looked at my daughter. And smiled.

[@nathalie_desrosiers]

2:23 Well, some spacecraft have instruments capable of capturing radio emissions. When scientists convert these to sound waves, it can be quite 'weird'. It turns out some stars sound like cicadas.

[@miriambucholtz9315]

I had a friend years ago whose grandmother had told her when she was a little girl that the sound the crickets made at night was being made by the stars. That creeped me out because it didn't seem logical to me. Now it does.

[@pastychomper4939]

It's not the stars themselves, it's the cicidas on the planets around the stars, radioing their people on Earth.

[@sinsitysinderella790]

Whoa, I was kinda wondering about that one, like she really could hear something, what you said gave me goosebumps!

[@miriambucholtz9315]

That last one made me laugh. I think it was my second or third baby tooth that just wouldn't come out when I wiggled it, so I grabbed a pair of tweezers, stood in front of the mirror in the dining room, and gave it a good tug. I brought the tooth, tweezers and all, to my poor mother. I think she aged 10 years on the spot.

[@doloreslehmann8628]

6:40 One of my twins said almost the exactly same thing. She said in this place, there were portals, and they had to choose which one to go through, "and then we got here" - points to my belly. I asked "and why did you pick this portal to my belly?" "Because we were just babies and didn't know any better?" On another occasion she told me why I got twins. It was because my other daughter was too afraid to go through the portal, so she took her by the hand and said they would do this together. My other daughter, who had overheard the conversation, protested: "No, we were BOTH afraid!"

[@chevygurl0115]

I believe that women are portals. Every time I tell people this, they look at me strange!

[@greenbird777]

I had started meditating 2x a day yrs before I got pregnant, & continued to do so through my pregnancy. For the first 5-6 months, I could sense that tiny body growing & changing, but there was no sense of awareness to connect to. Then one day when I had just past the 6 month mark, I sunk down into my body to check in with the baby & it was like bumping into someone in a totally dark room when you thought you were alone. Suddenly there was a whole, real person inside me, with thoughts, feelings, perceptions; we were both surprised, then we found we could... curl together. Later, when he was 1-2, I had dream after dream about us talking, & him telling me that we had started out as fraternal twins in a very recent life, but we were miscarried. He would tell me he was so glad he found me again, & we talked about the "portal" that so many people mention.

[@17Liberty76]

I was too young to remember this story, but it was told exactly the same by 4 different family members. Apparently I was having trouble learning to tie my shoes. One day I woke up and did it perfectly. My aunt asked how I did it. I told her that grandpa (her dad that died before I was born) showed me in my dream. He came out of a "moomy tomb" (I'm guessing my best attempt at describing a casket?). She didn't believe me and asked for his description. It was spot on. My family didn't keep pictures. She was very unnerved

[@sharonhutchins5784]

My 4 year old came into our room at around 3am and whispered, “He’s out there. He’s dragging something.” He was pointing toward our window. Drapes were closed in all the bedrooms, even his. And it was so dark, you couldn’t see out there anyway. My husband got up and looked everywhere, but there was nothing…no one. He never said anymore about it, but we were freaked out for the longest time. We lived wayyyyy out in the country.

[@soupsgord]

I was shopping and passed by a 4yo sitting in a cart. Smiled at her as I walked by and she loudly proclaimed “you’re ugly”! Her mother was super mortified. I still think about it sometimes.

[@jeonjungkookbutwalmartversion]

I feel bad for you but that kid is savage lol

[@G.G.8GG]

I can relate. As a home room mom when my daughter was in first grade, I was serving refreshments to the class one day when a little boy said to me, "You think you're pretty but you're not!"

[@barbararyan8691]

I have to admit that I am so glad that my children were boring compared to these kids. Nothing about who they used to be, just forging ahead under their own demented steam as they terrorized the adults with repeated questions of why?

[@madhavoc1]

Once I am dead , I want to stay dead ! The thought of coming back to this pit is more frightening than if there was nothing at all !!

[@rajashekarb8362]

Children have long proven existence of soul and rebirth possibly more. . .we in India have a belief children are closest to Gods 🙏

[@Nik-Name2008]

When I was a kid, I used to duck and cover when we went to musuems and WW2 Airplanes were above us. I would cry and tell my parents to hide because they were gonna see us and shoot us. :/

[@ichosecommonsense5295]

No joke the weirdest thing a kid ever said to me was "Im volunteering at the vet so i can see blood. I love blood the way it looks feels smells...I bet ur here for the same reason." She was 14.

[@Delphini_Zucchini]

And then everyone clapped

[@LupinsBlueJacket]

Probably someone trying to be edgy

[@bruh_660]

Probably one of those "depressed" edgy kya ds

[@janinecarson8380]

My daughter once said she used to be a soldier in the Roman army. She was only about 5 at the time and I don't think she even knew that there was a Roman army.

[@Keita-j9h]

Crazy story... When i was in Kindergarten , i drew a picture of me and my teacher, and in that picture, my teacher had a baby in her belly. Two weeks later, my teacher finds out that she is pregnant.

[@mothertime644]

“You are going to die soon anyway”. I’m just glad she doesn’t have the gift of “sight” because that was 10 years ago.

[@em1osmurf]

when 1st/2nd grader in chula vista, i was fluent in hebrew and spanish according to my father. i don't remember a bit of it.

[@SHADOWBEAR82763]

Back in the mid 80's, a friend invited me over for a beer after work. I was sitting waiting on the couch when his 4 y.o. son walked in, looked at me very strangely, then tilted to the side and looked past me, then looked at me again and said "It doesn't like you." then turned and walked back to his room. I didn't stay for the beer.

[@marydlutes1792]

The neighbor boy Adam who was 4 yrs old rang my doorbell, when I answered he said: "I know where the head is buried". I said ok show me and immediately knew what he was talking about. He had been looking out his window and saw my dog bury a deer head. 🦌 I guess that would freak most ppl out.

[@merlinnwolffe8534]

NEVER tell a child, "Ghosts don't exist." They already know you're wrong. Their innocence protects them from the lie.

[@ahmadyasin493]

5:50 When I saw that my heart stopped, i was panting and holding my chest. I’m Malaysian...

[@troublemcallister730]

0:58 - "mummy, why are we running away from the man in the red jacket?!!"

[@maycecasper4671]

when i younger and shared a room with my brother we would go to sleep and talk to each other while asleep, then my dad down the hall, through the kitchen,living room, and another hall would join the conversation. my cousin moved in a few years later and im like 12 y/o ish while my brother, cousin, and i all share a room. we then start a conversation sleeping all three plus dad. mum is horrified as she cannot sleep all night listening to what she says were things like "pigs eat bodys, sinkholes, what abt the teeth, blood everywhere, 7 bodys, 4 bloody, 3 strangled" none of us remeber our dreams. another thing i did is that i would sleep walk while i had a bunk bed and i whore night gones and ha a bear i sleep with and i would go to the doorway of any place i was at and just stare at them while sleeping, and when someone would say go away i would comly/qietly say ok and walk away and i still dont remember any of this.

[@strrawberrycatt]

Many Kids can remember their past life...they will eventually forget as they grow older. My older cousin brother also had his past memories and the fact he can see feel ghosts (since he was born) and see them (he can only see the relatives like our grandfather and grandfather's dad) scares the shit outta me. He says our grandfather is still here and he can see and feel him at night...sometimes his older sis can feel it too (He died in 2019.) There are so many things to tell lmfao...I feel scared whenever i hear all this as we all live in same house. he's 18 lol. It's traumatizing for him. he's tired of it. And about where the person dies and how...my cousin's dad remembers how he died. (I'M SCARED OF MY COUSIN'S FAMILY...IDK WHAT POWER THEY HAVE)

[@whitelion7976]

Never been a child person but while working outside a neighbour's child who's a female soldier aged 4 came running towards me and hugged me tight. It felt so out of place I called a relative and explained. Later that day we received a call her dad died in a car crash the time she hugged me matching the time of the accident.

[@sinsitysinderella790]

Omg 😢

[@jmadrigal2833]

Perhaps my favorite is what a 2 year old told his mother. (paraphrasing, can't remember exactly) "Why does everyone pray 'Our Father'? God is a lady."

[@sinsitysinderella790]

Awesome! 😁🥰

[@fionamccarthy5940]

For me I sometimes think I had predicted the future because sometimes I feel like I had done something I have already did before

[@lLovecoke]

Most likely a deja vu

[@petemavus2948]

It doesn't only happen to children when things come out of nowhere and can startle others but seem perfectly natural to you. Ex: The first time I heard Stings album "Nada Del La Sol"? Created in and for Portuguese ( Spanish type classical guitar and cultural reference ) in a tribute for his time there, and I could practically sing right along as the music resonated throughout my whole being. I otherwise can't even speak a word other than English and have a 'tin ear' for languages. 🤣 One song was about Mothers (widowed) and their sons dancing together with the Mothers having a photo of their husbands/ son's Father's pinned on their breast lapel. My Father died when I was 13...eerie right? Yet it seemed to put something at peace. 🕊️

[@djstarr-lowery4047]

I have no amazing stories to share although I have threatened my son and daughter my grandson and granddaughter that I will always be on their shoulder.... I'm torn between "do I want to creep them out or just want to remind them that I love them??"

[@julieutley2073]

You aren't creeping them out. You'll be their angel watching over them.

[@BaseballNBacon]

This is FANTASTIC and definitely something I would've thought and said if I had kids/grandkids. You're my people!

[@GonzalezKoerber]

I honestly hope I did not select my mother before I was born.

[@tammyrawdon3587]

ME TOO!!! But on the other hand, if we choose who we need to be with based on the lessons we need to learn "to become a God"... See "The Egg Theory" by Andy Weir (basically Buddhism/ Hinduism in a nutshell).

[@KorbenDove]

When my mom was little, she was sitting in bed when Nanny walked in and said, "What is that above you?" Mom replied, "It's just Fred leave me alone!" A while later Papa dug up a headstone in the backyard: FRED GARRISON Fred Garrison died as a baby before they moved there. My grandparents still live there and I swear I sense his presence.

[@yoopernow]

Very nice, except at 8:45. THREE seconds? Still got the LIKE, lol...

[@Lwah0812]

I had to work at pausing it to read that one.

[@randomobserver8168]

I laughed AND was creeped out by "the woods demand a sacrifice". Best response from dad- to pull out his working knife and say, OK, kid, let's get to it. That'll teach junior to take orders from dark forces OR to try to prank his dad in the woods. Either way, lesson learned.

[@michelleresistance]

I like your style 😉

[@shespawntwin1]

"I wanna eat your eye"- that's it.

[@toobigtoosmall9392]

4:03 That’s me except I was 7 and said it will be around my birthday, they were born a day after my 8th birthday and they were boys

[@white_devil73]

My mother met my ex's 4 year old daughter for the first time and the very first words out of the kid's mouth were "My tootie hurts!"

[@JesusChrist-mu3lr]

I was baking something and dropped the flour on the floor and one of the kids said "cocaine on the floor!"

[@jeonjungkookbutwalmartversion]

Jesus christ-

[@aqeel6842]

I would love to hear the scientific explanations for these events

[@JefryTheChicken]

Once my cousin about five years old looked up at her mom ( my aunt ) and goes in a sweet kind little voice not creepy at all “ Mom when you die , I want your skin and your hair and your eyes and ALL of your clothes “ smiles “ so I can be EXACTLY like You!”

[@DIVIN4TI0NS]

Nah. This just proves kids are scary as sh-t

[@brodyszone157]

My daughter is 25 and she will be 26 in august. My husband and I tried very hard and after 10 long yrs on trying to have another baby. Well. Meet my 8 month old pandemic baby Brody hahaha. But yeah his toys light up all by themselves and he talks to a part of the house like he is talking to someone. My logic thinking husband is the one who noticed. As I am also a logic thinker. And as far as I know I need new battery for toys and maybe he sees a light or something in that corner of the house.

[@labyrinthine444]

i mean..that’s a big age gap. when your son is 25 your daughter is gonna be like 50

[@labyrinthine444]

@@maggiemae9099 someone’s angry 😡

[@labyrinthine444]

@@maggiemae9099 i was talking about you

[@labyrinthine444]

@@maggiemae9099 when you say “someone’s angry” you mean “you’re angry and you need to take a nap” lmfao

[@labyrinthine444]

@@maggiemae9099 please leave me alone you’re hella weird

[@JesusChrist-mu3lr]

Kids are the most random. They'll say something terrifying and then bite you

[@sarahprice659]

They can also grow up, become professional world-class soccer players, and then bite you!

[@JesusChrist-mu3lr]

@@sarahprice659 might as well!

[@tammyrawdon3587]

Not really random. They are just a product of their environment, tempered by the treatment they receive.

[@RosieeeeeRo]

4:42 Aww I kinda like that

[@mainmaam]

Well, kids DO say the darndest things...

[@rigaflr]

Slow the slides down. The music is awful too but thanks for the work you put in to present these.

[@kathleencandelaria4106]

What child hasn't had deep conversations with their imaginary friends. When I was 4 I would pull up a chair and talk to an old portrait found in our house we called him Henry. I would say something, wait and apparently get an answer say something else.

[@trainosaurousrex4472]

When we were 5 and 6 years old, my brother said his imaginary friend said he wanted to stuff him (brother) with lollies (candy)

[@boris2342]

Kid said " Can I have your PS4 when you die ? "

[@deenp3761]

I died of heart falure one night and was told by angels I messed up and that if i walk down this staircase i will be reborn into a new family i screamed to come back and i woke up . i have been told numerous times in my dreams that only muslims will enter heaven . im a white scottish guy btw so if we dont die as muslim we will be recycled again . I cant do this life again so i better die muslim

[@appaloosa42]

That pretty much confirms for me that all this stuff is demonic!

[@joyluxroadto5004]

4:30 awwww

[@amenoit.drawss]

That title can’t stop me, because I can’t read!

[@eelboy]

im 13, but i can remember when i was younger, about 6-8, i would just make things up to say. I'm sure thats what half of these stories are, but idk

[@user-ml3hl6vr4t]

I grew up with stranger stuff. That’s still happening.

[@marierobinson3935]

When grandson was small he wanted to be a soldier and i said no i want you to stay with me, then he said dont worry nan when my legs get blown off they will send me home😮

[@landang7906]

5:36 Murderer in the making.

[@joyluxroadto5004]

What if... this is real? Like, I know the kids could be joking or playing or somehow know about these things but I don't think so. It's scary. Is there any research in this???

[@tammyrawdon3587]

Research conflicts (bc affected by people's biases?) whenever we get beyond Imperical Evidence. But there are many accounts of children under 7yrs who "recall past lives" and some have been "proven" by research &/or taking them where they say they had lived and they "just know things". It seems to stop by that age, I think it's a self-defense mechanism because people freak out and treat them weird for it (or they outgrow their memories, it'd be overwhelming otherwise). Things like that used to freak me out too until I saw "The Egg Theory "by Andy Weir, which is basically Buddhism/ Hinduism in a nutshell.

[@elmacorn5766]

The Egg by Andy Weir is my dogma.

[@mollyoverrainbowbridge3693]

I couldn't read before they went to the next

[@1thomaja]

It is amazing how creative we are a a race... we can make up all kinds of interesting stories.

[@tricias6329]

I know it’s not real, but to think my son choose me…..

[@yoopernow]

I was thinking the same thing! About YOU! Mwah-ha-ha.... j/k

[@tammyrawdon3587]

And how do you know that it's not real? I prefer the Buddhism/ Hinduism outlook (nicely nutshelled in "The Egg Theory" by Andy Weir on Utube).

[@leroyengland1777]

A ginger kid asked me once if I was his dad !!! 😳😳😳

[@Rat_Queen86]

What we have to remember is that children have vivid imaginations. 99% of these can be attributed to children thinking out loud, over hearing things and guessing. Creepy, yes. Paranormal, no.

[@Swiftie_livie]

Lol I’m watching alone

[@valeriebolejack5957]

The one about the 16 year old I couldn't read even at 0.25 speed. Normally I read at 1.5 or 1.75

[@appaloosa42]

Back up then stop the video. Gotta be quick!

[@qmnnvrdyz8965]

The little girl who thought cicadas were the "sound of the sun", until she saw one is spot on. Those things are soo creepy, they must've been sent up from H*ll! They're one of the only critters that can make me scream and run!

[@MnM008]

Man i can't really tell if these are made up or real

[@garyowen9044]

Law of large numbers… Or is it?

[@MsOldmom]

You know, I didn't listen to Texas Paul at first. I didn't understand that you can be from the south and still dislike dumpster fire and the dumpster followers.

[@batsonelectronics]

if any of these were true, it would prove God doesn't exist. It would mean all the souls are recycled. Also, why do so many not remember them having a past if we are all recycled ? Also, how would a energy/ non physical ghost be able to physically rub a leg and wake someone up ?

[@HorseEater]

Definitely more comforting than the idea of death being the end of your consciousness forever

[@margochristensen6359]

There are more things in heaven and earth than we have dreamt of in our philosophy. Paraphrase from Shakespeare.

[@MarijnvdSterre]

Not necessary all souls, could be though there could be even more going on. It is also very possible that (going on assuming it is true) we are not all recycled, but that some/a lot are "new". Since the current population is so much bigger then it used to be it would make sense that there is a flow of "new souls". If there really is something like a ghost I think it is more likely that they have no physical ability, but our "souls" would pick them up and by something akin to psychosomatic processes we "make it real" for ourselves (though there is the argument to be made that souls still follow natural laws, just ones we do not know and who knows how those laws could interact with our known physical laws) Yes, I may think about this kind of stuff pretty often.

[@PeterJPickles]

Energy cannot be created or destroyed.

[@spikebrannigan]

"If" any of these were true?! SERIOUSLY?!

[@jeonjungkookbutwalmartversion]

My lil cousin sister who was 4 at the time She looked straight in the dark and said, "there is someone." EVERYONE WAS ASLEEP!!! Ps. It was afternoon time

[@tg5476]

don't kill me mommy

[@conniesetter6620]

😳

[@Unknown17]

While all the commenters are just blown away, I'd like to point out that some of these are just freakin' lies.

[@peachesrambo4037]

Are you sure?

[@sweetwolfsteve5583]

Alot of this crap is fake they either make this stuff up or their parents tell them to do it to get attention online 🙄🙄🙄

[@tammyrawdon3587]

Um, actually there have been written accounts of these things long before the internet or "getting likes".

[@leaettahyer9175]

When I was 9 I contracted Downs Syndrome from some bad chicken. I was hospitalized for 3 days and now my chromosomes are fine.

[@red1973blu]

WTF really just WTF

[@gabrielabagala]

are you sure you are fine now?